“Hold On! A Celebration of African-American Choral Music” hits the Ambrose stage March 11!

The St. Ambrose University Chorale and Chamber Singers are pleased to present their winter concert, featuring music by African-American composers and arrangers, including a significant number of spirituals. This music, particularly the genre of African-American spirituals, represents the pinnacle of American choral music, but it is often relegated to singular works at the end of a concert, despite its rich and complicated history with the practice of slavery in nineteenth-century America. Join us as we share contemporary choral settings, music infused with Gospel and World traditions, as well as a selection of wonderful spirituals, all celebrating the rich contribution that African-American composers and poets have made to music and culture.

Come see “Hold On! A Celebration of African-American Choral Music”
Friday, March 10th at 7:30 PM
Allaert Auditorium
Free Admission

African American Composers Featured at Ambrose TONIGHT

African American Composers Featured at Ambrose TONIGHT
Tristan Layne Tapscott has been dubbed the “Quad Cities’ P.T. Barnum” and although the person who initially said it meant it as an insult, he happily accepts the title.
African American Composers Featured at Ambrose TONIGHT

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